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Rise of Private Schools in Germany: Addressing Systemic Issues in Public Education
The number of private schools in Germany has risen to approximately 10 percent, impacting public education due to parental dissatisfaction with public school quality, particularly concerning language skills, and a desire for improved educational outcomes, leading to increased investments in private ...
Rise of Private Schools in Germany: Addressing Systemic Issues in Public Education
The number of private schools in Germany has risen to approximately 10 percent, impacting public education due to parental dissatisfaction with public school quality, particularly concerning language skills, and a desire for improved educational outcomes, leading to increased investments in private ...
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60% Bias Score
Ofsted's New School Report Card System Criticized by Headteachers
Headteachers are criticizing Ofsted's new school report card system as worse than the previous one, lacking support and focusing instead on grading, unlike the previous FEFC system which offered on-site support and collaboration.
Ofsted's New School Report Card System Criticized by Headteachers
Headteachers are criticizing Ofsted's new school report card system as worse than the previous one, lacking support and focusing instead on grading, unlike the previous FEFC system which offered on-site support and collaboration.
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52% Bias Score
Study Shows High School Students Spend Significant Time on Phones During School; States Consider Legislation
A Seattle Children's Hospital study found that 25% of high school students spend over two hours daily on their phones during school, prompting states like Colorado to consider legislation limiting student cellphone use during school hours.
Study Shows High School Students Spend Significant Time on Phones During School; States Consider Legislation
A Seattle Children's Hospital study found that 25% of high school students spend over two hours daily on their phones during school, prompting states like Colorado to consider legislation limiting student cellphone use during school hours.
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48% Bias Score
Rostov Oblast to Build 11 Schools, 2 Kindergartens by 2025
Rostov Oblast plans to build 11 schools and two kindergartens by 2025, utilizing federal, regional, and complex territorial development funds to address educational infrastructure needs and improve educational opportunities.
Rostov Oblast to Build 11 Schools, 2 Kindergartens by 2025
Rostov Oblast plans to build 11 schools and two kindergartens by 2025, utilizing federal, regional, and complex territorial development funds to address educational infrastructure needs and improve educational opportunities.
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40% Bias Score
German Schools Spark Debate by Inviting AfD to Student Debates
Two German high schools invited AfD politicians to pre-election student debates, sparking protests from students and alumni who view it as normalizing the party's views and endangering marginalized groups; the schools defended their decisions, citing neutrality and the importance of open debate.
German Schools Spark Debate by Inviting AfD to Student Debates
Two German high schools invited AfD politicians to pre-election student debates, sparking protests from students and alumni who view it as normalizing the party's views and endangering marginalized groups; the schools defended their decisions, citing neutrality and the importance of open debate.
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44% Bias Score
From Saturday School to Self-Expression: A Childhood Defined by Resistance
The author recounts their childhood experiences with Saturday schools for Black children facing educational inequalities in 1970s Britain, their politically active neighbour, and their subsequent artistic pursuit as an act of personal resistance, culminating in participation in student loan protests...
From Saturday School to Self-Expression: A Childhood Defined by Resistance
The author recounts their childhood experiences with Saturday schools for Black children facing educational inequalities in 1970s Britain, their politically active neighbour, and their subsequent artistic pursuit as an act of personal resistance, culminating in participation in student loan protests...
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Private School Enrollment Triples, Raising Equity Concerns
A Dutch government investigation reveals that the number of private schools has tripled since 2015, driven by parents seeking smaller class sizes, specialized support for children with diverse needs, and educational approaches aligned with their values; this trend raises concerns about equity in acc...
Dutch Private School Enrollment Triples, Raising Equity Concerns
A Dutch government investigation reveals that the number of private schools has tripled since 2015, driven by parents seeking smaller class sizes, specialized support for children with diverse needs, and educational approaches aligned with their values; this trend raises concerns about equity in acc...
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40% Bias Score
Trump Admin Effectively Dismantles Key Agencies via Executive Action
The Trump administration is effectively dismantling the CFPB, USAID, and targeting the Department of Education by halting operations, firing directors, and freezing funds, sparking legal challenges and raising concerns about consumer protection, international aid, and education.
Trump Admin Effectively Dismantles Key Agencies via Executive Action
The Trump administration is effectively dismantling the CFPB, USAID, and targeting the Department of Education by halting operations, firing directors, and freezing funds, sparking legal challenges and raising concerns about consumer protection, international aid, and education.
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72% Bias Score
Turkey Shifts to New Teacher Recruitment System
Turkey's Ministry of National Education announced that the 2024 KPSS exam will be the last teacher recruitment via KPSS, with a new Academy Entrance Exam starting July 13th for future teacher recruitment; the program includes a 14-month training period with a salary slightly above minimum wage.
Turkey Shifts to New Teacher Recruitment System
Turkey's Ministry of National Education announced that the 2024 KPSS exam will be the last teacher recruitment via KPSS, with a new Academy Entrance Exam starting July 13th for future teacher recruitment; the program includes a 14-month training period with a salary slightly above minimum wage.
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48% Bias Score
Gender Inequality in STEM: The Equality Paradox
A study reveals stark contrasts in women's participation in scientific fields across nations, with countries known for gender equality paradoxically showing lower female representation in STEM, suggesting that ingrained stereotypes, rather than overt discrimination, play a significant role.
Gender Inequality in STEM: The Equality Paradox
A study reveals stark contrasts in women's participation in scientific fields across nations, with countries known for gender equality paradoxically showing lower female representation in STEM, suggesting that ingrained stereotypes, rather than overt discrimination, play a significant role.
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16% Bias Score
Ofsted Unveils Detailed School Report Cards, Facing Union Backlash
Ofsted's new school report cards, replacing single-word judgments, will use a five-point scale across key areas from September 2025, aiming for more detailed feedback but facing union criticism for increasing pressure on schools.
Ofsted Unveils Detailed School Report Cards, Facing Union Backlash
Ofsted's new school report cards, replacing single-word judgments, will use a five-point scale across key areas from September 2025, aiming for more detailed feedback but facing union criticism for increasing pressure on schools.
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52% Bias Score
Newton School District Reverses Course on DEI Policies Amidst Parent and Teacher Backlash
In the Newton, Massachusetts school district, a group of mothers initially faced severe backlash for questioning new DEI policies, especially multilevel classes, but now teachers and parents are openly criticizing the classes' ineffectiveness, prompting a district-wide reevaluation and a focus on re...
Newton School District Reverses Course on DEI Policies Amidst Parent and Teacher Backlash
In the Newton, Massachusetts school district, a group of mothers initially faced severe backlash for questioning new DEI policies, especially multilevel classes, but now teachers and parents are openly criticizing the classes' ineffectiveness, prompting a district-wide reevaluation and a focus on re...
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56% Bias Score
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